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Whether you're the "dumper" or "dumpee" what would you say to your ex if you could. If you are in NC for whatever your circumstances are, and you could let them know exactly what you feel, what would you want them to know?!

 

I've read that writing your ex a letter (not sending it) but just doing it to make yourself feel better, helps you heal.

 

So I'm just curious...would you yell, pour out your heart etc???

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I have nothing to say. Cav

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Give me the spare keys to my apartment and get your clothes before I toss them in them dumpster.

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I would say - you are a selfish SOB, who is impulsive. You care only about yourself, and not the family and son you left behind so you can start a new family. *********!!!!!

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My most recent ex? Nothing. Nothing at all.

 

Oh, I'd ask her to take care of her dogs properly. At 4 years old they're not house trained yet, and one has a tendency to snap at people.

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what i would say to my last ex...

Ur as dumb as rocks. I only wanted penis.

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I would genuinely want to thank my ex for her decision to dump me.. this has made me reflect and improve on myself, become self-aware and yearn for greater things. Had i stayed in that emotionally abusive relationship I wouldn't have enrolled for a masters degree :D. I have had several chances to say something to her but I let it pass. NC all the way!

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Actually, I think I left exactly the right impression with my last ex. Basically, she got the message that I wasn't prepared to tolerate any of her cr*p. I wasn't prepared to tolerate her cheating, I wasn't prepared to put up with her BS excuses, I did expect her to take responsibility for her actions (as grown ups should), I told her how much she had meant to me without arguing begging, or grovelling (that's what you've thrown away, honey!). I refused her half-assed apology and gave her a no-nonsense 'get outta my sight!'

 

She now knows exactly where she stands with me.

 

After 17 days NC, no breadcrumbs, no cr*p.

 

So, apart from the relationship going up the Swannee, not a bad outcome!

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Honestly, for me it changes everyday what I would say to him. Sometimes I want to tell at him, sometimes I want to be emotional and then there's weird moods I have when I want to apologize even though I didn't really do anything wrong.

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I actually did write her a final email today.

 

I called her on the chaos that is inside of her and told her I am now utterly committed to reconnecting with myself again. I told her I am sick of her taking me for granted and treating my love of her like it was a flaw in me.

 

I've been so lost.

 

By sending that I took my power back and am now in complete NC. I so want to find myself again.

 

I'll get there.

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Today I feel like saying; "Dear A. You knew you didn't love me/couldn't love me. But you were too scared or complacent to leave. Or even give me straight ****ing answers like a 29 yo man should be able to do. Everything was left up to me to figure out so I of course raked myself over the coals because I was too hopeful about our situation."

 

"Silly me!!! I don't feel my time was wasted with you. I learned a lot. Still am. And now that a new love interest has came into my life I am so happy my balls have seriously dropped and I can not put up with any **** from anyone and go into it feeling strong, hopeful, and free!!!!!!"

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Filling space because of dumb 10 character rule.

 

"Lol"

 

Edit: Actually this isn't accurate, because a month ago I replied to a question with "Who is this?" (I genuinely didn't recognize the number)

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Is he really that much better than me?

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I would say: "I think it's really disrespectful that in less than an hour after dropping the breakup bomb, you proceeded to try and get one last romp in the hay. Are you eff'ing crazy?! But then, you proceeded to jerk off right there in front of me as I was crying, because you were 'too fired up'?? Are you that selfish or just bloody stupid to see what you were doing?" ohhhhh and "by the way, you have a small little stub anyway hehe". (just kidding about the last part...I wouldn't stoop to his level despite the truth behind it!).

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Not sure if I would say anything. Maybe karmas a bitch? Move away so I can forget you even exist..... That would be a nice treat. I just no longer give a sh*t. It's a nice feeling.

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Is he really that much better than me?

 

Same thing I'd say na49. :/. Hang in there man.

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There are so many things......but right now.....I dont think she could explain anything to me that her actions and feelings prior to them havent already told me.

What happened? maybe. There is much. But all of these question are not necessary now and I think and will set me back. I will not be weak.

 

So.....I.will stay in no contact. I already wrote her a letter redefining us to make us better, I apologized for hurting her, told her how great she was, thanked her for making me a better.The ball is in her court.

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Whether you're the "dumper" or "dumpee" what would you say to your ex if you could. If you are in NC for whatever your circumstances are, and you could let them know exactly what you feel, what would you want them to know?!

 

I've read that writing your ex a letter (not sending it) but just doing it to make yourself feel better, helps you heal.

 

So I'm just curious...would you yell, pour out your heart etc???

 

I wouldn't yell at her, i wouldn't want to upset her, that would be pretty pointless. I think i'd like to say, i really did love you, i wished you could have given me the chance to prove it to you.

 

I'm sitting here the calmest i have been in a long time. I think i have finally found acceptance. I wasn't perfect but i now realise that nothing i could have done would have made a difference. It wasn't meant to be and now i am at peace with that. I'm sad but accepting. Denial is no longer with me, it's left me.

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Agree with you.

 

It changes often, especially in the early stages (less than six months) while one shifts through the different aspects of grieving whether it be anger, depression, acceptance, etc...

 

In those first months and through six months you tend to replay a lot of scenerios, words, and experiences, sometimes focusing on all the good things and other times the deception, lies or whatever caused you trauma "then or even now".

 

In that sense the words you might say or write to your EX are the opposite of what you're thinking about.

 

If you're relieving the anger, one may tend to be in a forgiving or explaining mode. If your reliving or thinking through the good times, one might become angry that it is gone and the EX walked away from it.

 

Just my thoughts this morning.:p

 

All the best,

Am4Real

 

 

 

Honestly, for me it changes everyday what I would say to him. Sometimes I want to tell at him, sometimes I want to be emotional and then there's weird moods I have when I want to apologize even though I didn't really do anything wrong.
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I will stay in no contact. I already wrote her a letter redefining us to make us better, I apologized for hurting her, told her how great she was, thanked her for making me a better. The ball is in her court.

 

At this point that's all you can do, as much as it sucks. For me it's like a rollercoaster of emotions. Each day I feel different, I go from ok to sad to angry to ok again. It's an endless cycle. But I can't expect to be over him this soon so I won't punish myself. Instead this week I'm going to keep busy and just do things for me. Hope your Sunday is going alright!

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In that sense the words you might say or write to your EX are the opposite of what you're thinking about.

 

If you're relieving the anger, one may tend to be in a forgiving or explaining mode. If your reliving or thinking through the good times, one might become angry that it is gone and the EX walked away from it.

 

You are right. Yesterday was the first time in the almost 2 months since my breakup, that I allowed myself to get angry. Even though I wasn't actually yelling at my ex, it was a release to write it out in words. I kept making excuses for him but the truth is that even if he felt he was sparing me and not dragging me down, losing him still hurts. So I'm letting myself feel everything I need to and slowly but surely I will find a way to get over him.

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